Justice Mrs. Qaiser Iqbal was born on 31-12-1949, in Karachi, after initial schooling, she obtained degree of B.Sc from Government Frontier Girls College Peshawar, M.A. and L.L.B. from Peshawar University and L.L.M. from Karachi University. She was enrolled as an Advocate of Karachi Bar Association in the year 1972 as well as the than High Court of Sindh and Balochistan in the year 1974. She joined Sindh Subordinate Judiciary as Civil Judge through Public Service Commission in the year 1976, promoted as Senior Civil Judge in the year 1982, promoted as District & Sessions Judge in the year 1995. Worked as Special Judge, Banking Court, Hyderabad, Administrative Judge, Banking Courts, Karachi from the year (1996 to 1999), Chairman Insurance Appellate Tribunal, Karachi in the year (1997 to 1999). District & Sessions Judge (East) (1999-2000), District & Sessions Judge Karachi (West) (2000-2003), Administrative Judge, Accountability Courts, Sindh, Karachi till October 2005. She was elevated as Additional Judge of Sindh High Court on 25th October 2005, and was confirmed in the month of October 2006. She remained President of Scientific Society of Government Frontier Girls College, Peshawar, attended Special Courses at Federal Judicial Academy Islamabad in the year 1990-91 as well as Sindh Judicial Academy Karachi. She attended conference held at Quetta in the year 1987 held by Women Division of Pakistan, attended 10th Conference of National Association of Women Judges at Washington D.C (U.S.A.) (1989). Attended 27th Shariah Course, Islamic University, Islamabad (1992) and also attended the course held by Judicial Center of Excellence Egypt affiliated to Al-Azhar University, participated in seminars held by Excellence Center of Study, Karachi University regarding Women at Karachi in collaboration with United Nations (1994). Attended the Conference held by National Police Academy in collaboration with JAPAN (JICA), United nation (1995). Attended Workshop held by NAB at Islamabad (2004). She has attended study course regarding Alternate Dispute Resolution, at U.K. and intensive programme for Judicial Education in Halifax, Ottawa and Toronto Canada, in the year 2008.